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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Disease and Death.

Force their way into many g household that might be protected from their in- roads, by the simple precsution of keep ing In the house that benign family medicine and safeguard of health. Hos letters Stomach Bitters. Particularly where there sIe children, should it be kept on hand, as a prompt remedy for infsntile complaints, in their outset easily conluersble, but which. If allowed 10 engrsft themselves on the delicate childish organism, are not easily dis lodged, and speedily work grevious mis- chief. Irregulsrity of the bowels, in- digestion and biliousness, are ailments of common occurrence Tn the household, Children living in malsrious regions. are n-ore liable to be attacked with chills and fever than adults, and the rsvsges of that fell disease in their system are speedier and more serious. In remote localities, far from professional aid; it is specially esirsble.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
The Photograph. of Celebrities.

Divers photographers make the pictures cf celebrities, .as they are called, a spe- cialty. They include in the word every thing from leading statesman to q bur lcsque actress or a wandering cowboy They employ a number Of agents to ire queut hotels, theatres and other places of resort. and secure subjects of note. Not infrequeutly they go considerable distance out tO sea tO board am incoming steamer and engage the faces of distinguished strangers. Addresses of reputation, Of Of no reputation, if pretty, are eagerly sought. and every inducemeut is presented for them to sit They receive a number of pictures gratis; often get a cOmmis sion on ratc-. sometimes q certain sum in cash. they binding themselves not to be copied by any rival establishment. II the secrets of photographic galleries were divulged. they would Ice very cu- riOus-Occasiunally startling
 In London some of the professional beauties have a handsome income from the sales of their portraits. We have no professional beauties of the stage not having achieved the abSurlity and ircOn- gruity Of dealing in marketable articles in private life. The photographs most in demand arc said Co be those of pretty actresses whose fair fame has been smirchcd by public scandals. II these Hre frequent and Iiquaut enough, per EOnal beauty becomes unnecessary. Bus au entirely proper woman of the theatri- cal profession must bc very attractive of feature Go hg actively yeudallc Few but those iu tht trade have any under standing of tlc enormous business done in photographs of celebrities" espe- ciGlly of feminine characters, bluzoned in tlc community. The business is sy-tem- qt.zcd Go degree. and many Cf it's de- tAils which are hidden reveal singular traits of humanity, chiefly vanity, selfish ness and ayar.ce.-New York COmmer- cfll Advert iser.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
rI KNEW WHAT PceTs KNOW

If knew what poets know. Would write a rhyme Of the buds that never blow h the summer timer
 wOulI sin; of golden seeds Spriuciug up in iron weeds
 And of rain drops turned Co snow If l knew what poets knOwi Did know what poets do, Would sing song Sadder than the Tiseon's coo When the days are longg
 Where found heart in rain Iwoud give it peace again; And the false should bc the t-se- DiI | know what poets dO. II I knew what poets know, xould find a theme Swccter than the placid flow Of tle faiD>f drcam:
 Iwouli sing of love that llyes On the errors it forsives;
 And thr world wouiI better grow IT l knew what poets know James Whitc0mb Eiley in The Current
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
TO swIFTJU JUSTICE,
School Officers in the Territory Of
 Arizona lSS1-SS

School Officers in the Territory O
 Arizona lSS7-SS
 Territorial: Superintendent of Pub lic IDssruction-Charles NJ. Strauss Tucson.
 Board o' EducstIon-Gov. c. Meyer Zullck, Prescott; Territorial Treasures C, B. Foster; Charles II. Strauss, secre tary.
 Board of Examiners-ChsrIes NJ Strauss, Louis (. Hughes. secretary. S M. Franklin. COUNTY BOARDS OF EXAMINERS.
 Apache-Rcbert F. Morrison. chair. man; Willard Farr, E W. Wilscn, P. O address, St. Johns.
 Cochise-E. R. Mark, chairman: P. O.. address, Tombstone.
 Gila-W. [. Kinssbury. chairman. Wm. W. Brookner, Alex Triple; P. o. sdress, Globe.
 Graham-J. T. Fitzgerald. chairman; ?. J. Boian, Frank Dysert; P. O. ad- dress, Solomonville.
 Msricopa-Jos Campbell. chairman: Q. h. Knapp, D. l. Reed, 20. address PheniI.
 Mohave-W. CT. Blakely. chairman. A Cornwall, Il, Bucksbsum; P. o. address, hingmRu,
 Pima-r. D. Satterwhise. chairman, Earll Webb. Wm. Zeckendorf; P. O. sd dress. Tucson.
 Plnal-LevI Ruggles, eha;rmtn: J. W. Anderson, J. D. Rittenhouse; P. O. address, Florence.
 Ysvapsi-Wm. O. O'Neiu. chairman. Morris Goldwster, Sarah E. Blake: P. O. address. Prescott.
 Huma-C. Il. Brinley, chairman: J. Stein, Mary E. Post, P, o. address, Yuma
 The probate judge of each county IS the county superintendent of schools sud chairman of the county board of examiners.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Assessment Notice.

OCOMOIIyE MINING COMPANY-LOCA. i@ uOn of principal place of busluss-. San Efancisco, California. Location of vurss. Ierritory.
 Notice is hereby given, that Rt a maatIrs of me board of Directors, held oz the I-- I-- ef June, l.-l. an as-esS 1neut tNo. II of - Tar-s per share was levied upon tls capitol stock MTl M the cOrporatl9l, payable immediatg'y 'y in ' nltei States gold coIu. tO the Secra.srs af ne ne olhce Of the lOmpauy, room - No S-T flne Street, stock Exchange Building. San Tran iscO. Ca.
 Any stock upon which this assessment sha-l remain unpaid On the First lisfI day of July. ASS4, VIII ba delinquent aud advertised Tor saLe at public auction. and unless raymsrr iH male peiOrs, wlu be sold on W edue-siay. the ANeDteth t2Othl day of July. 1887. to pay the delinquent assessment together win S0sIs Ot adEer ertlsIng and szpense- of sale.
 bJ order of the Board of Directors.
 ~ JNO. CROCKETT. Secretary.
 Omoe-No. SZ7 Pine Street Room s Stock Ex. change Building. San Francisco, Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
DOdging the Quarantine.

Parties coming from Sonora are dodg- ing Nogsles and coming in the territory by other routes than by the railroad so ss to escape being qusrantined at Nogsles. A general quarantine along the whole border would be a very iudicious thing, All of Northern Mexico is a continual pest house, In no year is that country free from epidemics of some kind. Ignorance, superstition and poverty controls the masses, Great numbers Of them shun vaccination as they do the yil,-Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
4 Warning Ac,In.t rnd wrItlnr.

Henry Clay. who was a neat penman, was quite an enthusiast on the subject of plain handwriting. and was in the habiS of telling a story in point about a Gin cinnati gruccryman who wanted a lot Of cranberries and thought he could get them cheap in alittic Kentucky town. To this end he wrote Co a customer at the place. requesting him Co send 100 bushels of cranbcrries per simmons -the name of his teamstcr. The writing was so bad that tLe party Co whom the note was addressed could not make out the word ''cranberries" at all. but did conclude that his correspondent wanted loo bushels of persmmons. which were nt once gathered and forwarded, much to the disgust of the Cincinnati man. Ben Perlcy p01rr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Active. Pushing and Reliable.

George Martin can be relied upon to carry in stock the purest and best goods, snd sustain the reputation oi being active, pushing and reliable, by recommending articles with well estsb- lIshed merit and such as are popular. Having the agency for the celebrated Dr. kings New Discovery for consump- hon, colds and coughs, will sell 1t on a positive guarantee. It will surely cure any and every affection of throat. lungs, or chest, and in order to prove our claim, we ask you to call and get 6 trial bottle free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt < O., Wholesale and Re- tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have been selling Dr. Kings New Dis covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnios Salve for two years. Have never handled remedies thst sell as well, or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effect ed by these medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounced Consump- tion have been entirely cured by use of few bottles of Dr. Kings New Dis covery, taken in connection with Elec- tric Bitters. We guarantee them sl- ways. Sold by George Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
RELIABLE AND ALWAYS THE SAME,

BRANDKETH's Pms are the oldest. saf. est, and best blood purifier and purgative known. They are purely vegetable
 therefore harmless. They are always the same and always produce the same effect. Other purgatives require in- creased doses and finally cease acting al- together. A course of one or two of BRASDRETH's PIILs taken each night is q positive cure for constipation. headache. and all bilious disorders. If you can't take them plain get them sugar-coated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
The Ouccn Pays Her Postage.

We have been asked more than once whether the queen pays postage like or dinary mOgtIlS. She d,~S Her majesty gave up her privilege of free postage, we believe, when Rolwoud IIiil's system was introduced. So it Is right that her nu- merous corres spondeuts should remember that when their communications are not prepaid the royal purse has Co pay double postage, just as the rest uf us do. The queen abandoned her privilege. it IS said. Gs graceful acknowledgment of the i'm portance of SD great a social improve ment
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Tn. r,,,,s Ti.h,-r,pe Walker

Dlondin, the tight-rOpe walker, lives quietly in London, go the age of G. He tried Co exhibit in Paris after the nu- thoritics had refused Co let him walk across Niagara a second time except with a net suspended under the rope, but his great feat had taken the interest out of all subsequent performances in that line and they all seemed tame iu comparison. 1lUndin retired on a moderate COmpe- tcnce, earned in his perilous prufession.- (M-crrl TIml-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
A New HIde-Sb,vl,r ,Iar.in.-

The Salem lMass.i leather mlnufac- tuners have shown hide shaved in a new green shaving machine, which they claim was done better than by hand. They say this was the one branch in which they required skilled labo: and were unable to obtain it They claim that the new machine will do more than the mcn.-BOston Budget
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

All the choice summer drinks, punch es, egg tiips. snd every pslst6ble bever- age known, can be hsd st the Scotia, Demps' St. Louis beer on drsught rec cold, always on hand. Bob or Billy d. ways on deck.
 If, REID < FRASER, Propristors,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
CoIorado's Profile Rock.

One of tLc best profile rocks in the state l. near the summit of Longs peak to the vest. It points its nose heavenwarl Where the eye should be is a pile of snow The nose, lips and chin arc very distinct. Boulder tCoLI Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Address Registered LaiiaIS i0 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans La

REMEMBER gssatli. Taas ;5i. FE-s:sassai -ssga .ss and Early. who are iu charss of t5a drawings ls a guarNntec Of absolute falr-es- and Integrlty. that tho chances arc gll equal. and will draw a Prize.
 REMEMBEE that the payment Of Ei. F-ir1- IS GsU AisAN FEED BY FOUR NATION AL BANKS of New Orleans, and the ilcset~ are signed by the President of ar institution. whose chartered rights a-s recognized in the rlghest Courts the-cf, re sware of auy nm tatIous or au onymOus Echerue=.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Oregon hogs are mostly fsttensa oa wheat
Still LOvIng

OAKLAND, Cal, June 9th, 1887. EDITOR CITIZEN:-I have not made as yet inquiry what it will cost in Oakland for a shoEer bath and a nights lode- ing. My love for the saloon keepers and police of Tucson remains the same,
 GEORGE D. MEALY,
 Salvation Army Scout.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
The Order of Suspension.

WASHINGTON, ID. O..
 June 7th. 1887. To Receiver Land Office, Tucson, A. T. Allow no entries or filings for land in township one and two north of ranges i've and six east unt,l otherwise ordered,
 Wx. A. J. SPARKS,
 Commissiopsr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Gen. Kiipa,riek ona ,no ssr-..n,

Fitzpatrick, when lieutenant colonel of cavalry, met with deserved rebuke for his profanity. Custer was with him when he rode up to n sergeant of the guard in his regiment, and swearing at him furiously ordered him to attend to a certain matter that had been neglected. The man folded his arms and stood at bay, looking Kilpat- rick squarely in the eye. Do you bear me, - - yOu;' said tho latter: ''vvhv don't you do as | tell you!' "When I receive a proper order shall obcv.m said the soldier firmly; ''the articles of war forbid you to address me in the Ianruage you have used.n Custer 'snickerei right ou: in meeting, " and said in stage whis- per: By -, he's got you, Xii" Col. Kilpatrick saw the point at once and in a very manly way changed his front and apologized. Sergeant, l" said he. 'you ar, right, and I apologize; I should not have addressed you as didn Then he gave his orders, the man touched his cap respect- fully, and turned away to fulfil the com mand, and Fitzpatrick rose many degrees in the estimation of his soldiers -Philadel- phis Record
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
LOST MAN.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
New York's school AttenJ,,c,

It Is thought that the average attend ance at the New York city public schools tor the coming session will be 1JO.OCO Last year it was lJG.uOJ.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
Palace Hotel.

Hereafter, day board at the Palace Hotel will be s5 per week; 50 cts. per meal or three meals for e1. The best of board furnishsd.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

In Belgian pigeon race that took place a while ago the winning birl completed oip miles at an average speed ot LIST yards per minute
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

The CITIZEN is indebted to Msjor Moves for copies of the following ,ele- | grams.
 ASToNIO RANCH. San Pedro June I2th. ADJUTANT, FoRT GRaNr:-Jumped In. dians in RincOn mountains yesterday noon, captured all their stock, saddles etc; they crossed San Pedro to-day heading for San Carlos; will pass be tween Grant sni AFivsipa to.morrow. Wint 4lh Cavalry on their traIl.
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 REDISGIoS RANCH, San Pedro
 June l2. MAJOR II. E. NoYEs. comdg. Fort Lowell, 4. T.
 SIR:-About thirty C3O) dismoupted Indians crossed the San Pecro river last right about two miles above here ion County road and were going east ward m the direction of AguR CaIienta. will take the trail, Have sen; Corporsl 9th Cavalry up the river 10 find bis troop and inform Capt. Smith who lef, here yesterday morning going in inc direction of Tres Alaros.
 Very respectfully, your Obd't Sery't
 F. J. WrST. Capt. 4th Cav.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18

A crippled boys trUsh-matins. .rr-.-- .s a New York institution.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
IIEs Et1f

I- -rI.l..s ar "a -a-- known -v-r ths Ju--.l TLla-a-l- or Oll Au. 70 C. a. va.l-arrH cUulreo n l.-..f CD -exuai and chronic iI--.- vsrf .-,es t-N pus-al~
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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Fancy goods. books, periodicals. sta- tioLery, toys, etc., st the Pioneer News Depot.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
OUR CRITTENDEN LETTER
Particulars of the Killing of Mike Grace
 By the Indians in Williams Basin.

Particulars of the Killing of Mike Grace
 By the Indians in Williams Basin.
 CRITTESDES, June 10, 1887.
 ED. CITzEN:-Uniortunately we are called upon to settle another Indian problem. A feud has existed for some time between two bands of the red devils on the San Carlos reservation which resulted in bloodshei among themselves. The agent deeming 1t nec- esssary ordered some of the perpetrS- tors under arrest which they would not submit to. but defies the whole United States government by leaving their res eryRtiOu, and Rs they pass through the country paint their trails with innocent blood. although they have been out but a few days 1t is painful duty to chrOn- ic!e three deaths, two cold bloOded, das- .Rrily murders committed directly by them and another case wherein they were instrumental ir the death of aD- other innocent. First, the murder Of NIT. William Diehl, on tLe 3d instant. the particulars of which have been pub lished. Next the
 KILLING OF MIKE GRACE
 Near this place on the morning of the S;h, the particulars of which are Rs fol- lows, being the testimony Gt the coro- ners inquest:
 Wliams' Basin, situated ID the head of Temporal Gulch. in the Santa RltHs mountains, about eight miles west of thls place is like many other basins n the mountains in this country, 4 tent pr canvass covered cabin can be seen at long distance, such being tie case with the Billy Williams cabin where he and Billy Leek were living. Shortly after daylight, on the morning of the Sib, they were
 AWAKENED BY THEIR DOGS And on looking out there stood Gn h. disn in front of the door which had been left open all night. At the same instant Bs discovered he shot a. Leek who was still lu bed. and although only twelve feet distance between the mug gle of the gun aud his head he was pot injured. the bullet passing through the pillow under bis heHd. h raising bis gun the second time IL was discharged. seeming accidentally. He then jumped behind the cabin and IL is p7esum d that he concealed himself b-hIld a stone sboUt twenty f,ei back of iheir cabin. 4 few shots were tLcn heard in quick succession, in gnClter direction, and Williams looking through 0 hole in The canvass saw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
TNPRFCEDENTED ATTRACTION. U OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED D Capital Prize, $500, 900,
 [HkSB Louisiana State Lottery Company,

Incorporated in 1883 for g years by the Leg islature for Educational and Charitable pur- pusss-with c capital of Si.OO0,ODO-to which a reserve fund Of over Sj5O,oOO has since been added
 By an overwhelming popular vote its fran cnIse was made a part of the present State Constitution adopted Decsmbe 2d, A. D., l-1s.
 The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the people of any state.
 Its Grand single Number Drawings take place monthly, ana the Semi-Annual Drawings regularly every six mOnths (June and December.l
 "We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar Engagements for all the Monthly and >euli-Anuua- Drawings of The Iouisisla State Lotters Com pany. and in person Maragc and control the ..raaiugs themselves, and that ti- came is t5nducted with honesty. fairness, and 4r good faith toward all parties and we authorize fhe Company to uss this certiucate. with fac simiies Of our signatures attached, n Its sd- ysrtisements."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS RLAsEs

Location Notices,
 Mining Dsala
 Bsal Estate Deeds.
 tsal Estate Mortrszes
 Power oi Attorney, Lss.ses,
 Bond for Deed Co Mining Prope-tz Acknowledgements, AckuoSiel gmsnts for Man and Vffa AddaTlts of Publication Notice of Mining Cia. rn Road station Esceiu-s EE. All oi thess blanks s-s printed sn Con. lofa.-'g N-tn the statutes uf Arizona and tb; mining laws of he United siss-=- ''-' Orders sent ont Of he city c. O.D.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
DISTRICT CoUET BLANKS:
PROBATE CoUFr BLANgs:

lr,ier directing Notices to be given to creditors Notice Cf tir1e appointed for proving WiIf Certificate of MIll and facts fuuud OrLer directing posting Notices cf ADyiic.: ioT
 for Letter ur Administration. Citations. Creditors Clam, O..ler appointing Admiristra.o-. Bsu-s uf .dlEI- sstfator and E-scu.sr. C.iar sppnintIug Appraisers, Order appOintIhg time for Probate of VIII a-c
 directing publication of Notice of same. C.u-r appointing tune and place for HaSriup
 Application tp seli Personal 'rousr.y and
 directing Notice to be giVsn. Orue- to show cause why order of sale Of Eoa
 Estate should not ba made Order appointing sale of Per-onsl Property, Order of Sale oi fsrscu.l Property, Dfdof appointing day for settlement Jf EccOuI - and dlrectiug Notice Co be gwen. Noi4ce or n1-s set Tor Settlement Of Acc1nt. BLANKS USED IN OBTAINING U.4PaT
 ESIS 4U MINING CLAIMS: Affidavit or Citizsr.ship Af.taTlt Ci i've hundred foIfsra Ir-,-o,c-,,-.. As--e-rnent ssith Publisher. Noii1c 0t application io- U.s. Patent CIVIL PROCEEDING IS yUsTICCoUE1E Suuu- ons Complaint n claim and dsiivey of Personal
 Property. UHilss,,skl1s au claim sEd delivery of Personal Aiiqsyit ..... aa claim and delivery O; Personal AsidavIt for attseh1aent against Residsut LuaeriaE1rg on Attachment, Mr- oi ALtacumszt, ENacliIon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-18
ANOTHER INDIAN

About sixty yards distant nearly con- cesled behind fallen tree. He return ed the Indians fi-e with seemingly no effect, Gs the next bullet cace crashing through the cabin rot more than two inches from Williams breast. All vas Qulet for few minutes when tLe dogs again gave the alarm and l. ek looking through hole saw Mike Grace within twenty-five yards of the cabin. At the same instant two shots were fired and Mike was